I think I’m going to use them on the glove box assembly, too. Wherever a single panel secures only to sheetmetal.
Muchas gracias!
I had been considering using rivet nuts for things like this, but I'm not familiar with these sheetmetal screws. Did you consider rivet nuts at all? Curious what your thoughts are.
For the glove box, it might be as a little tight to use a riv-nut. The panel just isn't very big. So far, these work well and the "cinch down" has a real good feel to it. The screw also doesn't lose it's torque quite as quickly when backing it off.
Accurate. Mine always gets jalapenos.
Is it just the pic or does that roof rack design make it look lower? Obviously it is low for the tire size but that last pic looks even lower.
I am pretty sure the whole project is about making it lower for the size of the tire, and it's a success in every way in my book
The 8XL is pretty much a light bar. We just ran the power to this bulkhead which was where the old 1987 car phone antenna was.
Scissor style, and super quick!
This is a bummer, but Dino’s is a better goal for the truck. We’re still hitting Kingman Sunday.
Guess we will have to get the old girls together in Moab.
Nice, I thought of making a similar piece for mine because it blocks some of the airflow from coming from under the hood back through the radiator, and forces the fan to pull the cooler air from the front, your looks better than what I was thinking, though the holes will likely defeat some of the purpose, they look a lot better.
Thanks for the link, I went full Fanboy this morning. I’ll be a walking billboard.
